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A small aircraft, starting from rest, makes a forward run of 24 m before lifting off. If ax = 7.3 m/s^2, Determine (a) What is the aircraft's final velocity, Vfx, at take off? (b) What is the aircraft's average velocity? (c) How long does the aircraft take to travel the 24 m?
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